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Some Kildare house prices drop slightly — CSO Property  ); Second hand or existing median house prices in some areas of Kildare dropped in the year to March 2021, according to analysis of recent figures from the Central Statistics Offices. But other areas of the county saw rises, according to our look at the prices in the different Eircode areas. The prices, calculated on a moving average basis to allow for low sales numbers in some months, show that there was a 10% increase in Athy to €16...

Minister McGrath Launches the 2020 Civil Service Employee Engagement Survey Report   The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath, TD, today, Friday 14th May 2021 published the 2020 Civil Service Employee Engagement Survey Report . The 2020 Civil Service Employee Engagement Survey was conducted in September 2020. This report is the third in a series of three surveys carried out in 2015, 2017 and 2020 to measure staff perception on a number of themes including...

Economics Correspondent The annual rate of consumer inflation rose by 1.1% in April, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. This marks the first positive annual rate since March of last year. The main factors behind the prices increases last month were higher energy and fuel prices. On an annual basis, petrol is up 8.4%, diesel is up 7% while the price of home heating oil is up 28.5%. Todays figures show that the price of gas was down just over 2% while the price of...

In Dublin, the increase was 2.5% while outside Dublin prices rose by 4.9%. In Dublin, houses rose by 2.8% while the price of apartments rose by 0.7%. Outside Dublin, house prices rose by 4.5% while apartments rose by 10.4%. Prices in Dublin have now risen 97.8% from their trough in February 2012 while prices outside Dublin have risen by 90.2% from their May 2013 low point. The price of new dwellings in the first three months of 2021 was up 2.5% compared to the first quarter of 2020. The price o...

Donegals Live Register figure continues to fall, according to the Central Statistics Office. There were 8,632 people signing on at the end of April across Donegals eight local offices, down 3% on the March figure, and down 18% on the same period last year. The steepest fall was recorded in Dunfanaghy, with 548 people signing on at the end of April, down 29%. There were 26% falls recorded in Dungloe, Donegal Town and Killybegs, with figures of 845, 516 and 449 respectively. A 22% fall was record...

Opinion: How to Make the Big Jump to eCommerce May 7, 2021 With more companies and brands embracing eCommerce and digital transformation, Louise Mulvey, eCommerce Director with Core, outlines the three key areas marketers should focus on to succeed in the future world of commerce. 2020 changed e-commerce forever. As movements were restricted nationwide, consumers moved online in significant numbers. We witnessed more growth in the first eight weeks of the pandemic than we had seen in the previo...

Share this article That’s according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. Kerry has recorded 4,518 cases of COVID-19 and 54 deaths from the virus since March of last year. Advertisement That’s 36.6 deaths per 100,000 people. Mayo and the border counties of Louth, Cavan and Monaghan have recorded the highest number of deaths from COVID-19 per head of the population.  

There has been a significant slowdown in exports of food between Ireland and the UK triggered by Brexit, the Central Statistics Office stated in a report

There were up to 2,300 excess deaths between March 2020 and February 2021 compared to previous years, according to an analysis of death notices by the Central Statistics Office. Researchers examined 30,000 death notices on the RIP.ie website over that period with the data showing a range of estimates for excess deaths between 2,034 and 2,338. The first reported death due to Covid-19 in Ireland was on 11 March, 2020. Excess mortality measures the number of deaths over and above what would be exp...